Bronze age tools

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Bronze age tools

Archaeologists near Prague unearthed a hoard containing Bronze Age weapons and jewelry while conducting a routine survey of land.

Early bronze and iron implements. The handle of a hatchet was a forked or bent stick to which the hatchet was securely bound. Iron spearheads of Russia and Armenia. Bronze arrow-point of Armenia. Four stages of improvement in the European bronze hatchet or axe-head. Bronze arrow-points of Marathon, Greece.

Researchers based their findings on ancient remains from British towns including Amesbury in Wiltshire, Lechlade in Gloucestershire, Ditchling Road in Brighton and Ulva Cave in Scotland.

Iron age tools

Polished axe from Sigerslev Bog, Denmark

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An Iron Age Iron Smelting Furnace. Viking technique for smelting of iron ore was amazingly simple. It only takes some charcoal, some bog iron ore, roasted and crushed, plus a simple clay oven to create "bloom iron". Illustration by Flemming Bau.

Western Zhou dynasty (11th-8th Century B.C) was the golden age in Chinese bronze vessels development, bronze workshops were one of the most important installment to the Zhou's imperial court. My illustration here is depicting two bronze masters, most likely to be father and son, extracting a bronze couldron(Ding:鼎) from the ceramic molds. I have also draw a simplified diagram of bronze vessel mold casting workflow, please let me know if you have any feedback on this. Thank you!

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This fun, unique coloring page introduces students to common tools of the Neolithic (New Stone Age): a stone tranchet, stone pick, stone mallet, horn axe, horn hammer, polished stone axe-hammer, flint arrowhead, and flint knife.

Reconstruction drawing showing how a Bronze Age axe blade excavated at Beeston Castle may have been attached to a wooden handle to form an axe.